Syrian-born artist Tammam Azzam’s works from 2007 to 2017 are deeply telling visualisations of the crisis in his homeland, from the beginnings of political unrest to its mutation into a destructive war. However unintentionally, Azzam has documented the landscape in Syria over the last few years, while taking viewers along for a ride of his personal journey.

See how the war in Syria has changed Syria–and subsequently changed Tammam–through the evolution of imagery and chosen media over the years. From his notable ‘Laundry’ series to his viral hit ‘Freedom Graffiti’, Tammam has fathered a moving collection of works that straddle the spheres of personal and political.